I am a senior at Boise State University, pursuing a degree in GIMM (Gaming Interactive Mobile Media). My passion lies in game development, where I merge creativity with technology to craft immersive experiences. This portfolio showcases my journey and projects, reflecting my dedication and skills in the field.
I cut and edit various animation styles and social-ready clips while building stylized, real-time environments in Blender/Unity. Balancing the role with school, I’m leveling up on team pipelines, asset optimization, and the day-to-day workflow of game production.
While continuing academic studies at Boise State University, currently employed part-time as a Web Accessibility Analyst. Work closely with teammates and supervisors to evaluate and enhance the accessibility of university websites. Key tasks include implementing alt text for images, adjusting HTML headers, editing content in WordPress, and reviewing PDFs, all in collaboration with various campus departments to promote inclusive and user-friendly web experiences.
Balancing academic pursuits at Boise State University concurrently employed in a part-time capacity. Primarily involved in managing event setup and maintenance duties within the Student Union Building, collaboratively working alongside colleagues or working alone to ensure effect and orderly execution of various tasks.
GPA: 4.0
GPA: 4.3
A full CRUD web app showcasing RESTful API design, auth, and a clean UI.
A voice-first skill that answers plant care questions, reminders, and tips.
A clean, playful, and minimalist UI for Brews & Bloodshed.
App icon for a collaborative game blending quantum entanglement with a cute love story.
Logos for a triathlon event, designed to convey energy and motion for the teams Meghan Lee Stallions and The Rigorus Rats.
Title screen for Brews & Bloodshed, showcasing the game’s style and premise.
A logo devloped for a daycare in St.George that does community outreach called Kindness Kids.
Logo devloped for a VR application that diagnoses alzheimer's disease through scent association tests.
A 3D first-person barista/murder-mystery simulator. Serve drinks, read suspects, and solve the case.
A fast, cheeky jam game built under time pressure (5 days while in school) with playful physics and a can-tossing core loop. Won second place in the game jam "Beyond the Frontier".
Multiplayer volleyball prototype with accessible controller options and AI obsticals.
This project is a VR exploration experience built in Unity and inspired by a Dungeons & Dragons campaign I am currently playing in. I collaborated with my Dungeon Master ( Nic Gutierrez ), who is an illustrator, to recreate the dorm room my character lives in within the Strixhaven setting.
The project challenged me to step outside of my comfort zone. Whatever my DM drew or described, I pushed myself to recreate in 3D regardless of limitations. This meant translating illustrated concepts into optimized real-time assets while preserving the style and personality of the original artwork. I also researched VR comfort and locomotion design to build an experience that minimizes motion sickness and supports natural exploration. The level was designed around those findings, using teleportation movement and carefully placed spatial cues to guide the player through the environment.
Click an image to compare the original illustration with my 3D recreation side by side. Use the refresh icon on the card to preview the back/reference image before opening it.
Developed in Unity, this project combines atomizer-based scent release with interactive 2D images to create a diagnostic tool for identifying and associating scents in immersive environments. Designed as an innovative aid for Alzheimer’s research and testing.
My primary role in this project was developing and designing the Node interface (using Figma) to give the client smoother access to the VR application and a more efficient setup process. The system also lets the client add new scents and images, as well as download both the game and the Node package for streamlined reuse. Throughout the project I worked closely with the client to create prototypes that aligned with how students will use the application, ensuring the interface delivered the right information and accurately reflected data coming from the VR experience.
Silicon Sam is an animated educational video created to help younger audiences understand the internal parts of a computer and how those pieces work together. On this project, I worked as a background artist, developing 3D visual assets and scene elements that supported the video’s fun, clear, and engaging style.
Beyond asset creation, I also gained experience organizing production materials and assisting with video editing in Adobe programs. This project helped me grow not only as a visual artist, but also as a more well-rounded creative collaborator who could contribute to both production workflow and final polish.
